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‘People wanted him for the job,’ notes a Nike insider amid a ‘jubilant’ wave of celebration from Nike employees. CEO John Donahoe is departing Nike after a tumultuous four years at the company. He is being replaced by Elliott Hill, who will step in as president and chief executive on October 14.

Colin Farrell as Oz Cobb in "The Penguin."Macall Polay/HBOHBO's "The Penguin" is set in the same world as Matt Reeves' "The Batman."It follows Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell) as he tries to fill a void in Gotham's criminal underworld. Here's when it takes place in "The Batman" timeline. In HBO's latest crime drama "The Penguin," Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell) attempts to fill the void in Gotham City's criminal underworld left by the assassination of mob boss Carmine Falcone (John Turturro) in "The Batman."The ambitious gangster attempts to build his own criminal empire out of the mess Falcone leaves behind when he is outed as a high-level informant to the authorities.

Robert Pattinson as Batman in "The Batman."Warner Bros. Pictures"The Penguin" picks up shortly after the events of "The Batman."It follows Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell) as he tries to become a new major mob boss in Gotham City. Matt Reeves explained why Robert Pattinson, who played Batman in the same world, doesn't appear.

On September 30, the US faces a deadline to avoid a partial government shutdown. The East Coast and Gulf Coast ports also face the same deadline to avoid a strike. Left: AP Photo/Luca Bruno Right: AP Photo/Matt RourkeIf Congress doesn't pass a stopgap bill by September 30, there will be a partial government shutdown.

Nicola Prentis thought she had given up on dating apps for good until she discovered a new method. Nicola PrentisNicola Prentis thought she had given up dating apps for good. After coming across Burned Haystack Dating Method on Facebook — a group with 100,000 members — she's trying again. As a single mom, using the new method helps her avoid online dating from taking up too much time.

Master sommelier Richard Hemming recommends using universal wine glasses over flutes to enhance Champagne's aroma and flavour.67 Pall MallFlutes are impractical and terrible for enjoying Champagne, said master sommelier Richard Hemming. The glasses became the standard because they are small and easy to use at large parties. Hemming said using a universal wine glass is the way to go for deeper Champagne appreciation.